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 [Parenting-weblog.com] The Parenting Weblog: ADHD and Homework: Something that helps my son quite a bit is a fifteen-minute bell. I have a one-hour tape I play, which is silent, but for a tone that goes off every fifteen minutes.

[Datadriventravels.typepad.com] Some Damn Good Life Experience(through the eyes of Stephanie): Daytona Beach, Florida, is known for Nascar and for Harley-Davidsons and spring break - and it’s on the ocean”¦and so we decided that that was going to be our next stop, in the random way we decide all of our destinations. We scrutinized Bill’s now dog-eared hotel coupon books for a bargain on a place as we made our way toward the Atlantic coast of Florida, but we weren’t having the best of luck - sometimes finding a hotel on the beach is difficult when you have a trailer shackled to your Suburban like an eight-foot ball and chain.

[Cultureby.com] This Blog Sits at the: December 2005: According to Robert Allen, this form first appeared in 1930, "when Chicago radio station WGN approached first a detergent company and then a margarine manufacturer with a proposal for a new type of program: a daily, fifteen-minute serialized drama."  By 1937, the soap opera, Allen says, "dominated the daytime commercial radio schedule and had become a crucial network programming strategy for attracting such large corporate sponsors as Procter and Gamble, Pillsbury, American Home Products, and General Foods.

[Crm2.typepad.com] Brent's Blog: Minority/Women Business Enterprises: Anil is a VP at Six Apart, the folks who offer up the Typepad blog service many people are using, including me. Anil offered his observations of the event, one of them being the lack of diversity represented by the panelists and speakers. 

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